Snoopers Paradise invites shoppers to find 13 supposedly haunted objects
The free hunt runs until Saturday. Pick up an illustrated map, find the objects and name the one you think has the most to hide.
Snoopers Paradise, the antiques and vintage emporium on Kensington Gardens in the North Laine, is inviting visitors to track down 13 supposedly haunted objects in the shop for Halloween. The free hunt started on Saturday and runs until Saturday 31 October, the Argus reported.
Visitors get a specially illustrated map, look for the objects and read the story that comes with each one. The objects range from vintage dolls to more abstract artefacts. The task is to decide which of them has the most to hide.
Twelve of the 13 are genuine vintage pieces and can be bought, with a warning that buyers do so at their own risk. The thirteenth is not for sale.
Anyone who submits a theory could win a £25 Snoopers Paradise voucher. The answer comes after Halloween.
There’s no need to book. The shop is open every day, and the rest of its stock (cameras, records, taxidermy, ephemera and old photographs) is still there for anyone less interested in ghosts.
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- Brighton's Snoopers Paradise hosts haunted Halloween event (The Argus)
- Snoopers Paradise (Snoopers Paradise)
- Contact us (Snoopers Paradise)
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